"Just Thoughts" Looking at Man’s Whole Self

Just ThoughtsLooking at Man’s Whole SelfJust Thoughts is about the fears, desires, and joys of humans and their conscience. It shows that the physical attributes of man cannot exist without his spirituality.These verses were written as a representation of Kenneth’s feelings, living as “displaced water at the bottom of a waterfall.” It brings forth his private perceptions of life, along with those who surround him daily—family, friend, or foe. The perfumed essence of the lines is instructive of how men should behave within God’s arm.